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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2005
Page
1
Jonathan Dinkel, a two year old child, is pictured laughing at a moment captured by the camera. The image highlights a joyful scene, with the youngster displaying a bright grin and evident amusement.
A 2005 Beef Empire Days event featured 15 three person teams processing heifers in sequence. Each heifer received ear tagging, an implant, an oral dewormer, a parasite spray, vaccines, and tail trimming. Justin Yount of Grant County Feeders lamented his team could only work four heifers, not enough to demonstrate full proficiency.
Beef Empire Days rolls on at Finney County Fairgrounds with three Thursday events: the Schering-Plough Animal Health Live Show at 10 a.m., Grandstand Judging at 11 30 a.m., and the Roto-Mix Cattlemen's Steak Cookout at noon. Charles Peters will judge the live show and oversee final judging for steer and heifer quality.
After 20 years the city of Garden City plans to renew its electricity contract with Sunflower Electric Power Corp. The $11 million to $12 million yearly venture expires Nov 30 2008 and negotiators hope to finalize terms by late 2005 or early 2006. City manager Bob Halloran cites need for reliable firm power affordable rates and strong provider. Wheatland Electric Co-op is Garden City’s largest customer accounting for about 22 percent of Wheatland’s gross revenue. Halloran notes if renewal fails it will take longer to arrange alternative power sources.
Finney County Preservation Alliance postpones tours of the Windsor Hotel after May 18 board action due to contractor delays. A partnership with the Friends of the Finney County Public Library will host updates and a book sale in the former Garland Furniture space on the Windsor grounds, with tours rescheduled after the 10:30 a.m. Beef Empire Days Parade on June 11.
W. Mark Felt, the former FBI deputy director known as Deep Throat, publicly confirms he was the Watergate source. At 91, Felt disclosed the secret to a lawyer for a Vanity Fair article, with his family and The Washington Post afterward confirming the revelation.
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